Pictures and press

TripleWide onstage in Raleigh, NC at the Rock and Roll Marathon, spring 2017.

"Great original music by a super tight band. Superb musicianship, great vocals. If you appreciate bluesy rock with a funky feel, give this band a listen!" - Amazon reviewer

TripleWide onstage at The Whiskey in Wilmington, NC, spring 2017.

"Rarely do you find a group that can stay true to their individual musical influences and make it work together as if it was always meant to be. If you enjoy real people playing real instruments and relying on "feel" as opposed to software to get it right then you should enjoy this original bluesy rock/funk collection." - Amazon reviewer

An article on TripleWide from the Wilson Times about their performance at a music series in Wilson NC. This concert featured TripleWide playing with special guest guitarists, vocalists, and a horn section.

"The music on this album takes you on a trip to when music was real! Loved the whole thing! Each song has a story." - iTunes reviewer on TripleWide's album "Bring It On Home"

TripleWide at the Rock and Roll Marathon, Raleigh, NC, spring 2017.

"TripleWide’s set focused on blues, funk, and collaboration. A tight guitar trio inspired by powerful threesomes like Hendrix’s Band of Gypsys, the band offered their own meticulous compositions along with an exuberant group of cover songs." - The Wounded Messenger music blog

TripleWide at The Whiskey, Wilmington, NC, spring 2017.

"TripleWide’s early set was the start of a nonstop evening of experimentation, and the show began with both bands on stage for a warmup funk jam that eventually gave way to the original 'Meshell Funk.' ... David Daniels's breezy drumming is a nice match for Bryce’s agile bass work and Stewart’s classic guitar sound. All three can step up to the plate when needed, a trait most noticeable on their original tunes." - The Wounded Messenger music blog on a show with Raleigh band The Oatmeal Conspiracy at Raleigh's Pour House Music Hall

TripleWide at the Rock and Roll Marathon, Raleigh, NC, spring 2017.